Business English Decoded, "Interesting ..."

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What does “interesting” mean at work? Sometimes it signals genuine curiosity or approval. Sometimes it suggests hesitation. And sometimes, you simply do not have enough information to know.In this Business English, Decoded episode, we look at why ambiguous workplace language can trigger overthinking, how to avoid turning uncertainty into criticism, and one simple way to ask for clearer feedback.

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